Albers Foundation to Launch New Museum in Senegal Aimed at Housing Restituted Artifacts
Its doors will open in early 2025.
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Thirty Pre-Hispanic Artifacts Claimed by Mexico to Be Auctioned in Paris
It is the latest salvo in Mexico's battle against what it calls "illicit trade in cultural goods."
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Federal Judge Rules for MFA Houston in Suit Over 18th-Century Painting Brought by German Jewish Owner’s Heirs, Who Claim Work Was Sold ‘Under Duress’ in 1938
The painting's complicated history has been the center of the long-running dispute.
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MFA Boston to Return Marble Head Looted During World War II to Italy
The museum purchased the artifact from a Swiss dealer in 1961 for $750.
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Heirs Sue Israel Museum to Recover 14th Century Manuscript They Claim Is ‘Stolen’
The lawsuit claims the tome is worth an estimated $10 million
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$25 M. Monet Put Up for Sale Under Duress in 1933 to Be Auctioned After Settlement with Original Owner’s Heirs
The work will hit the auction block on May 12.
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Restitution’s First Wave: Bénédicte Savoy’s “Africa’s Struggle for Its Art”
A new book details how the repatriation debates got their start in postcolonial Africa.
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A Marble Bust on Long-Term Loan to the Met Was Returned to Libya
New York officials said that sculpture and another similar one had been looted.
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International Operation Recovers Nearly 10,000 Cultural Objects
The operation was launched in 2016.
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Dutch Couple Returns 17 Pre-Columbian Artifacts to Mexico
A visit to an exhibition of Aztec artifacts convinced them it was the right thing to do.
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Moody’s Sets Outlook to Negative for Retail, Apparel
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Supreme Court Sides With Ted Cruz in Clearing Way for Donors to Buy Politicians
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Sports Power Attorneys Tied to Boehly, Tepper and Others Jump to New Firm
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